MLB Playoff Standings 2026: Seeding, Byes and Who Is In
MLB playoff seeding through September 5: Milwaukee and the Dodgers hold the NL byes, Tampa Bay and the Yankees lead the AL, and the third wild card in each league is still open.
MLB playoff seeding through September 5: Milwaukee and the Dodgers hold the NL byes, Tampa Bay and the Yankees lead the AL, and the third wild card in each league is still open.
MLB standings through September 5: Milwaukee leads baseball at 88 and 55, all six divisions with games back, and the wild card races that are still open.
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MLB wild card standings for both leagues through September 5: Cleveland and Toronto are tied for the last AL spot and Arizona leads San Diego by a half game in the NL.
NL wild card standings through September 5: the Cubs and Phillies hold the top two spots and Arizona leads San Diego by a half game for the final wild card.
NL West standings through Saturday, September 6: the Dodgers lead by 10.5 games with Arizona and San Diego half a game apart in the wild card race.
NL Central standings through Saturday, September 6: Milwaukee leads the Cubs by seven with baseball’s best record at 88 and 55, and both teams are headed for October.
NL East standings through Saturday, September 6: Atlanta leads Philadelphia by four with 20 games left, with both teams headed for October and Miami 13.5 back.
AL wild card standings through September 5: the Yankees and Red Sox hold the top two spots and Cleveland and Toronto are tied for the third with Texas two games back.
AL West standings through Saturday, September 6: Houston leads Texas by three games with 19 left, Seattle seven back in the weakest division in the American League.